a/c pully removal

[lincolnboy]

what tool is needed. i have a pully puller but couldnt find if i can use it.

 

[jrherald420]

No you need something like this HERE One pulls it off and a diffrent one installs it back on. Dont forget to set the air gap when you re-install the clutch back on.

 

[Icarus]

The hub and pully come off with just a single little bolt in the center, and a snap ring holding the pulley on. Be careful not to lose the shims inside the hub if there are any.
You'll then need a puller to get the clutch field coil off and back on, the one jrherald linked doesn't do the FS10 which we have, though it may still work?...

 

[slowmkviii]

The hub and pully come off with just a single little bolt in the center, and a snap ring holding the pulley on. Be careful not to lose the shims inside the hub if there are any.
You'll then need a puller to get the clutch field coil off and back on, the one jrherald linked doesn't do the FS10 which we have, though it may still work?...

+1
when I did my last pulley I didn't even take the field coil off

 

[danny_holtermann]

BFH and a 10mm or 12mm

 

[jrherald420]

the one jrherald linked doesn't do the FS10 which we have, though it may still work?...

That was the first link i found with a set of A/C clutch pullers, i only posted it so he would know what to look for.

 

[Sapperfire]

Well you posted a link to the wrong tool

 

[jrherald420]

No sh*t, like i said before i posted the first link i found so the OP didnt try to use a pully puller on an A/C clutch and to point out theres a difffrent tool of that job...maybe give him an idea of what to look for.

 

[danny_holtermann]

Lol

 

[jrherald420]

Thats great!!!! LOL

 

[lincolnboy]

there goes my day thanks fellas